Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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his fourth year the eagle reaches matur- ity, and, symbolically, he dons the white, feathered headdress which marks him with the rank and dignity he must now assume. Being the oldest of his associates, he naturally acts as leader and counselor among them. Finally, the day comes when the eagle, feeling his own might, longs to test him- self against the world and the challenge it puts before him. Adorned in his legal headdress, he sets forth. His flight is not the flight of chance, he has. a definite purpose: to gain knowledge, experience, and under- standing. Now he will put to use all that he has learned. His earnest, school-day endeav- ors will allow him an abundant store of information, his clean habits will make him a desirable person with whom to work and play, and his fine sense of fairness will win him many friends. Millard High helped him prepare. She told him of the wise and unwise in life. She so prepared all the 8lfLLOlf'fl

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Warren Ahlstrom Colleen Anderson Phyllis Ashman Evelyn Avery Lynn Bennett Mary Black Marie Frampton Leah George Laura George Christine Rogers Stanley Harmon Ruth Holmes Cleon Hopkins Janice B. Johnston DeLynn Labrum Rhoda Lyman